Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1887-06-02
HERE AND THERE.

HERE AND THERE.
Candies and cigars at the Centralia
Bazaar. O.
Miss Louise Lavigne is poorly this
week.
John Berards new building is fast
! being enclosed.
Arther Demarais is sick at the resi-
dence of Lem Kroner.
Ready-made muslin underware at the
Centralia Bazaar.
| Mrs. G. w. Hall, Centfalia; is visiting
| her parents at Tomah.
| Ellis Kroner enjoyed his business
trip to Merrill the past week.
Alex Muir arrived in this city Wednes-
day morning from Winona.
Bargains for nine cents at the Centra-
| liza Bazaar.
Mr.. Edward Wheelan returned from
his trip south Wednesday morning.
Miss Celia Compton is visiting with
her brother Charles in Pittsville.
F. S. Woodworth and Arthur Miller
were over from Pittsville on Tuesday.
Books and Music rolls at the Centra-
liza Bazaar.
|, Mr.. Ed. King, of Merrill, spent the
Sabbath in this city with his brother
VIM. t. King.
Mr.. Rice was the guest of Miss
Phoebe Lavigne Sunday and Monday
the past week.
Miss Olive A. SHUTS, of Stevens Point
was married Wednesday May 25th to
Mr.. III. B. Griswald.
Gus. Herschleb has put in a stock of
confectionery in the building lately pur-
chased of I. "A. Barnes.
ed home Friday morning from their
visit in Minnesota.
Mr.. VIM. Reeves, operator on the C.
NJ. & st. Paul railroad at Mosinee,
spent the Sabbath in this city.
Professor Goggins is rejoicing over
the arrival of a son at their home. All
are doing nicely.
H. II. Compton's children have been
sick with scarlet fever. They are all
gett1ng DetIef.
Where are you going? To NJ A.
Bogoger & Co.'S to exchange my old
lounge for a new one.
S. Payne is talking of buying resi-
dence in this city to give his children
the advantages of our school.
Agents wanted by Mrs. Schultz, at the
Comercial House. Centralia. Ladies
and Gentlemen.
Every novelty in kitchen ware at the
Centralia Bazaar
Mr. Phil Ward drives a very nice
buggy horse that he purchased of his
brother Lara, at Pittsville. He is a
beauty.
Mrs. Hyde and Mrs. Shumway, of
Stevens Point, were down the fore part
of the week visiting with Mrs. VIM.
Lord.
Boys, now Is the time to set spliced
when you can get housekeeping outfit
so cheap at M. A. Bogoger 4 Co.'S Ex-
change.
Orders for Schultz German Compound
will be promptly filed by addressing
the general agent H. S. OConner,
water, Wis.
Mrs. d. J. Cole and her Sabbath
school class enjoyed a pleasant afternoon
at the fair grounds last Saturday. The
little ones report an excellent time.
Mrs. M. c. Woodworth returned home
from Portage City last Wednesday where
she spent two weeks visiting with
relatives.
Arthur Sickles, the Centralia barber,
is laid up with sore hand. Will
Brazeau takes his place in Dudley's shop
until he is able to return.
Mr.. John Berard's family are down
from Merrill, and for the present are
visiting with his fathers family at
Barnum.
Miss Laura Beron is home again after
long absence in the city of Milwaukee
where she has been improving herself
in the art of oil painting.
The merits of Schultz German Com
pounds are yOuched safe for by thou
sands of individuals who have been
cured by their use.
We are informed that Mrs. Pomeroy
and her mother, Mrs. Pierce, have been
QulGo SlCk III Mll1LCdpOIlSS 1IOWCfCI dt
at present they are better.
Go to NJ. A. Bogoger & Co.'S Exchange
opdosite Wood Co. drug store, when
you want to buy, sell, or exchange
household goods of any description.
Mr. Geo. Witter, principal of the
Merrill High School, come down Satur-
day evening and took part in the Lottie
Lynn Concert. He returned to his
school duties Monday morning.
The ladies of the Cong'l. Church
Society netted S12.30 from the sale of
ice cream and lemonade near the Opera
House on decoration day.
Mrs. ]. w. Cochran and children left
Tuesday evening for an extended visit
with her people at Whitehall, Illinois.
1t is hoped she will recuperate while
absent, as she has been poorly of late.
Parties wishing to dispose of any
thing in the line of household goods etc,